Daily East Oregonian Service Details and Address
The Daily East Oregonian is kept mail by Oregon News Co Morrison Street Portland and lists subscription terms including one year by mail four months and weekly options. The notice references D C Buress and a Bereal or earth street address in Northwest Washington area with unclear phrasing.
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Wekly
Berly
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Port Northwest News
Give Us Men Then and Now
A call printed by the Indianapolis Star urging men of steadfast character and civic duty. The verse extols loyalty, fortitude, honor, and selflessness across ranks, seeking strong, virtuous leaders to advance the nation’s welfare.
Pendleton Eyes Tight Regulation of Saloons
Umatilla County voters approved home rule but Pendleton faces tight controls on saloons to prevent a return to prohibition. City leaders must resist saloon and landlord pressure, limit numbers, ban gambling and card rooms, and support temperance through strict liquor regulation. The message warns the old dive must go to avoid renewed prohibition.
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Umatilla
Lt Ta
Pendleton
Oregon
Growth of Agricultural Study In U S Colleges
The article notes a rising trend in scientific agriculture education. It states 16,000 young men studied agriculture last year and at least 20,000 are enrolled this year, signaling advancement in agriculture and related education nationwide.
Agricultural study fuels growth in farming and careers
The American Farmer notes rising agricultural student enrollments driven by belief farming can reward graduates on own farms or employers. A second motive is strong demand for agricultural graduates in colleges, experiment stations, and government and private firms. Oregon Agricultural College and others report abundant job openings for horticulture and related roles, including foremen, packing firms, and government posts.
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Youngs
Los
Abundgee
Orefon
Agricultural College
Jools
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Northwest
Eliminate the unfit from professions in Portland
A Portland bar association meeting discusses purging shysters from the legal field and exposing disreputable journalists. It argues public opinion should uphold standards, as many professions face alike problems and must discard those who fall below quality.
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Bar Sasociaon
Portland
Lisa
Trusts and cost of living questioned by Dr Wiley
Dr Wiley of the department of agriculture argues that talk of trusts lowering living costs is far off the mark. He calls the notion lamentable and suggests such statements are unlikely to be true.
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Wiley
Department of ag‘Tewitute
Walla Walla Women Push for Saloons to Behave
The note suggests women of Walla Walla could enforce decency in town saloons or risk the city going dry, urging strong local action to curb liquor issues.
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Walla Walla
Brazil as a rising power in the western hemisphere
A remark noting that Brazil may not dominate the western hemisphere due to its equatorial location and suggesting speculation about a possible white Thanksgiving in the region.
Spokane to Build Four Story German Style Apartment House
A nine acre site in northern Spokane will hold a $400,000 four story apartment house designed by J G Malmgren for Charles Jasper and J Malmgren. The modern German style building will house 129 families in suites of three to five rooms with a below ground heating plant and enhanced lighting water systems. Grounds will include lawns, shrubs, flower beds, playgrounds, private driveways and a large garage.
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Spokane
Charles Jasper
J. G Malmgren
Malmgren
The Family Growler
A humorous Louisville Courier-Journal caption recalls a boy crying over a broken pitcher and a playful twist about beer spilling, highlighting a common domestic joke with a local paper vibe.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Doctors and laymen rely on egotism in diagnosis
The sentence asserts that both doctors and laypeople base a large portion of their diagnostic judgments on personal egotism, implying self-centered bias influences medical and public assessments alike. It presents a critical view of judgment, highlighting subjective factors in professional and lay reasoning.
Lost antics of a dapper gent in a street scene
A humorous overheard exchange features a well dressed man whose waistcoat socks and bizarrely tucked trousers draw puzzled comments from a street urchin. The boy asks if somebody is missing as the man retorts with a matter of fact, dismissive reply about his clothing.
Monkey Lexicon Grows With Susie the Pupils Help
Professor Garner enlarges the monkey lexicon with his pet Susie and a distant human cousin. Examples include Chui-want and Khi-stampede, plus Khi-how-retreat and Rater of. The piece muses that human expressions such as Gee Huh Hike piffie yep resemble primate speech when seen side by side.
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Garner
Simiin Susie
Susie
Daring Quote Sparks Dinner Conversation in St Paul
Mrs Elizabeth B Grannis, after a conservation congress dinner in St Paul, mused on marriage noting some women marry to reform men and succeed while others fail. A hostess quip at a social gathering about sports elicited a knowing reply from a sad-eyed woman who admits she married one.
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Elizabeth B Grannis
Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Mr. Blank
Tailor’s loss sparks clubroom quip limits on hunting trip
A club scene erupts as Towler complains of a failed hunt and Chappy Badshot calls him a back number after a falconry style quip about a falfilless pointer. Beppo is blamed for starting the tall tale as Beppo’s misadventure is teased.
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Chappy
Badshot
Beppo
New York News
Engagement Ends Amid Costly Cloth and Income Talk
A dialogue from the Houston Post recounts a broken engagement. For miscommunications over attire costs and income, the couple's union frayed and died in the middle. The exchange underscores pride and finance in a failed betrothal.
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Miss Spensive
Houston Post
Eye poke leads to court action at fair report
A fair incident ended with a complaint against the offender. The magistrate questioned intent, remarking that the act might not have aimed to injure. A local bystander, Pat, agreed the aggressor perhaps intended a greater harm.
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Pat
Child's Answer Sparks Moral Exchange
A fragment quotes a girl asked how to obtain forgiveness for sins. Her reply is that one must sin first, prompting a brief exchange that hints at moral paradoxes and naive theology in a historical newspaper snippet.
Editor Denied Heaven Papers. Postal Fault Cited
A joke from the St. Louis Star has an editor asking for admission to heaven. St. Peter rejects him, noting the record of deeds never arrived. The editor blames postal authorities, who are said to be in hell, so he must settle the issue there.
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Heaven
St. Peter
St. Louis Star
Japan
Standard Oil Company
Eggs priced with installments at two dollars down
A court quote frames the price of eggs as two dollars down and one dollar monthly per dozen, attributed to a judge. The remark endorses honesty in defending a just cause.
Cure of Rheumatism by Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted
Henry J. Goldstein of 14 Barton Street Boston recounts five years of crippling rheumatism. He says Hood's Sarsaparilla relieved pain and stiffness in his knees, enabling him to resume work. He endorses the medicine and urges readers to get it today in the familiar tablets.
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Henry J. Goldstein
Barton Street
Boston
Maes
Hood
Sarsay Perilia
Mr. Goldstein
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